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Student loans

Hi All, 
I'm new to this site and just wanted a little advice from somebody who may know.
Recently I have completed my financial details online for my son's student loan application with my current income which is all fine ( 2019-2020 earnings.)
However, the current year 2020-2021 my earning have dropped considerably and I plan on notifying HMRC,  but I have had a large capital gain, due to my business winding up.
 Does this capital gain get taken into account on the application when I re-submit the form for a change in income circumstances?  Its not very clear on the form as to where this needs to be allocated, if at all...!
Many thanks in advance.


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